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Academic Science and Engineering Librarians

A Research Study of Demographics, Educational Backgrounds, and Professional Activities

Mark D. Winston MLS, PhD School of Communication, Information and Library Studies, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Pages 3-24 | Published online: 12 Oct 2008

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Tammy Stitz. (2010) Learning From Personal Experience What's Needed in Information Literacy Outreach: An Engineering Student Returns to Her Alma Mater as an Engineering Librarian. Science & Technology Libraries 29:3, pages 189-199.
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Tony Stankus. (2008) Relative National Membership and Self-Reports of Professional Activity Among Academic Science, Engineering and Medical Librarians. Science & Technology Libraries 28:3, pages 195-207.
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JosephH. Murphy. (2008) Schrödinger's Course: The Availability of Courses on Resources in Science and Technology Among LIS Programs. Science & Technology Libraries 28:4, pages 307-324.
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Linda Eells. (2006) Making the Science-Library Connection. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 135-158.
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Peter Fritzler. (2006) Made from Scratch. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 99-111.
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Donna M. Beck & Rachel Callison. (2006) Becoming a Science Librarian. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 71-98.
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Lorraine J. Pellack. (2006) Uncle Albert Needs You!. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 55-70.
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Cecelia Brown. (2006) Recruiting the Best. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 41-53.
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Pali U. Kuruppu. (2006) Recruitment of Science and Technology Librarians. Science & Technology Libraries 27:1-2, pages 11-39.
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Lina Ortega & CeceliaM. Brown. (2005) The Face of 21st Century Physical Science Librarianship. Science & Technology Libraries 26:2, pages 71-90.
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Rachel Ivy Clarke & Young-In Kim. (2018) The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Educational and Disciplinary Backgrounds of American Librarians, 1950–2015. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science 59:4, pages 179-205.
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Rebecca Zuege Kuglitsch. (2018) An interlocking and interdependent ecology. Reference Services Review 46:2, pages 294-302.
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Rebecca Kuglitsch & Alexander Watkins. 2018. Information Literacy in the Workplace. Information Literacy in the Workplace 87 97 .
Susan Elizabeth Ward Aber & Jeremy Ward Aber. 2017. Map Librarianship. Map Librarianship 95 122 .
Danielle Dennie. (2014) The provision of bioinformatics services in Canadian academic libraries. Journal of the Canadian Health Libraries Association / Journal de l'Association des bibliothèques de la santé du Canada 31:3, pages 99.
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